The difference between the United Kingdom of Great Britain and England Explained
When military vehicles are going to die inside the abandoned RAF station where trucks and D-Day boats in the Cold War were left to rot.
Folkingham RAF in Lincolnshire was used during World War II and the Cold War before being arrested in 1963.
Its main north-south runway is lined with hundreds of military machines and other, known as the vehicle graveyard.
Published December 41 BST, November 18, 2013 Update 15 45 BST, 18 November 2013.
Many of these vehicles have helped seal the WWII victory for Britain, including the beaches of Normandy, but today they rest in a graveyard of vehicles on a former base of the RAF left untouched since 1963.
The closed military site at RAF Folkingham Lincolnshire hosts an aging collection of decommissioned military vehicles, farm machinery and trucks from the 1940s, which helped the war effort here and in occupied Europe.
The hulking machines are parked in line, disintegrate and forgotten along the track 6,000ft long, some engulfed by bushes and trees.
This vehicle amphibious DUKW legend rust, which was used during the landing of the landing, produced between 1942 and 1945, and used by the British Army until the 1970s, is on the military site closed Folkingham RAF in Lincolnshire.
Left to rot This military Caterpillar tractor is about where it was thrown in an old RAF base spared for at least 50 years.
These frozen aging vehicles, which contributed to some war effort, did not move aligned along the Lincolnshire track.
It kept to scrap the fuel pump War engine was stored at the former RAF site so that spare parts can be sold.
Urban explorer Steve Vernon, 36, photographed the strange collection of abandoned cars.
He said he is quite strange - the vehicles were along the trail as far as I could see that I could not even see the end of the line.
War hero medal sold to feed his family returned to the pilgrimage to my hero father How CHRISTOPHER MEYER past 70.
Seeing all these old trucks and tractors lined up side by side in the middle of the campaign's weird.
It is in the middle of nowhere and it was very cold, I was not sure I had to be there so I was very careful not to disturb the vehicles.
Forgotten This disused crane is among hundreds of other abandoned machines used by the forces until 1963.
Taken by nature this bulldozer was engulfed by a bush while plants grew in its tracks in decades, he was there intact.
Lost in the woods This military truck Antar Thornycroft Mk 2 is among the collection of disused military vehicles, farm machinery and trucks.
This mothballed truck, equipped with tracks, lies rusting beside a bunch of other equipment to the RAF Folkingham.
It destroyed pan scraper, an agricultural machine often used for the removal of soil, sand, or in mines, is rotting in the woods around the RAF dropped Folkingham.
Off A caterpillar abandoned previously used in agricultural work, is the only one surrounded by abandoned rooms.
The vacuum These fuel gauges a military vehicle are well preserved despite being left untouched for at least 50 years in rural Lincolnshire.
ABANDONED KEY RAF BASE ATTACK ON ALLIED EUROPE IN 1944.
RAF Folkingham, 30 miles south of Lincoln, has had 23 years of life in the heart of the Second World War efforts and later the Cold War.
When it opened in 1940, it was used as a dummy airfield with planes false and personnel in place to take away the Luftwaffe RAF Spitalgate, just a mile.
Later, he was commissioned by the RAF and the Air Force U S, primarily as a home for the soldiers air units were discontinued in Italy in 1944 and later the big day parachute.
After the war, it was a basic ballistic missiles with weapons fueled and ready to fire during the missile crisis in Cuba in November 1962.
But within a year it was closed and is now in private hands.
The track features several vehicles decommissioned World War II, including an amphibious DUKW truck - the model that was used during the D-Day landings - and the drivers of mobile pumps and various military vehicles.
Other agricultural machinery parts littering the landscape include tractors, bulldozers and earth-movers JCB.
Oddly, M. Vernon, Doncaster, spotted the severed heads of two deer rotten inside an abandoned crane.
I saw the wood sting of the crane and when I went to take a closer look, I saw two deer heads in there WAS A on the driver seat and the other at the rear of the cabin, at -he says.
They can t have been there a long time, they were still intact.
I do not know why they were there, or how they got there.
RAF Folkingham opened in 1940. During World War II, it was used as an airfield for air units in the RAF and the US Army Air Force.
The airfield was finally sold in August 1963 agricultural use.
Today the remains of the airfield are located on private property The main runway is used as hardstanding for hundreds of scrap vehicles.
The vehicles are the property of Nelson M Green and Sons Ltd which store the vehicles downgraded to the sale of spare parts.
Drama Set in the countryside of Lincolnshire flat, perfect for airfields, RAF Folkingham hundreds of vehicles lined up next to each other, along the long track.
History RAF Folkingham photo left in May 1944, with the ends of the numbered tracks in this antenna from the time, and right, the airfield shelved today.
Known as strategic bomber countries, Lincolnshire was covered in RAF bases, and Folkingham for much of the war was used as a decoy to base a mile to Grantham.
British rust belt graveyard of vehicles on the old track of the RAF station has closed military, Britain, rust, vehicle.